Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-28
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THE town WAS quiet yesterday.
No attractions at either Of the theatrts
this evening.
The river marks on the landing last
evening were 9 feet 9 inches ard stationary.
TIE MigDaai-Siegrist Company closed =
successful engagement at the Grand OPEN
House Saturday evening.
AMEErISG Of the stockholders Of The
wheeling Park Association will be held
December 5, to elect officers
THIIRrY-rwo cases will be disposed OF
in Police Court this morning, and they
are about all "pay-up" cases st that
THERE are some differences between
the bricklayers at the North End Pottery,
which 1t is hoped will soon be settled.
OFFIcERs JUSKISs, Bell and Carney,
last evening, pulled Capitola Martins
house of ill-tame, on Jacob street, eaptur-
ing the madame and several inmates
THE Tiltonvills pottery, which has been
purchased by 8 Wheeling company, will
probably not be started up until spring,
when extensive improvements will be
made upon the works
THOSE persons who have Thanksgiving
sacks not called for, are requested to hold
them, and they will be collected to day,
the rainy weather of last week having
prevented an earlisr collection.
CoRRISSE, who so thoroughly captured
the hearts of the Wheeling public last
year, will hold the boards at the Grsnd
Opera House all of next week. This year
the company is better than ever.
WILLIAM PRErTYMAN's remains were
buried yesterday afternoon from the home
Of his parents on Sixteenth street. A large
concourse of people followed the body to
its last resting place in the Peninsula Gem
etery.
% ANOTHER heavy SNOWMAN began falling
about II o'clock last night snd continued
along pretty steadily until the REGISTER
went to press. If this fall is general and
keeps up day or so we may expect some
river
LEWIS Hess, q young chap who has
been arrested several times by the police
for disturbing the peace, and discharged
BY Judge LETTERS for his youthful appear
ance, was arrested againg by Officer Car
ney yesterday. He will not get on this
time.
DAVE GRANT went to the City Building
yesterday and put up for his appearance
for keeping q gambling room. When
Dawes place was pulled he was down at
the City Building securing the release OF
several friends who had been put i'll the
Lookup for another offense.
GEORGE SMITH, the man killed on the
B & o. road near Benwoo1 on Friday,
was buried yesterday afternoon with mill
tary honors by Stephens Post G. A. K. of
which be was member. A number OF
the members of Holiday Post also attend
ed the funeral, marching with Stephens
Post
A BALL was given in the Eighth ward
Saturday night, aud as the crowd kept on
dancing past midnight, Officer Brinkmsn
went around aud ordered them to shut up
shop. 4 man named Miller jumped into
the officer with his tongue, aud wanted to
know what he had to with il, cursing him
soupdly. Brinkman showed him By
chucking him in the cooler. The dance
then broke up.
YESTERDAY Joe Hamilton and Charles
Riddle took drive, hiring double team
from James VRine. They returned last
evening and turned the team over TO Mr.
Rine's son up street. He started to drive
them to the stable, but at point a short
distance below Eleventh Oh Market strest,
one of the horses fell, and short time
after the harness was taken OF him, the
animal died, swelling up terribly before
death The animal was rather valuable,
and the exact cause Of its death is IN
known.